Ratified treaty no. 148, documents relating to the negotiation of the treaty of August 11, 1827, with the Chippewa, Menominee and Winnebago Indians

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Ratified treaty no. 148, documents relating to the negotiation of the treaty of August 11, 1827, with the Chippewa, Menominee and Winnebago Indians
National Archives, August 11, 1827

1. Instructions, Mar. 27, 1827. (OIA, LS, vol. 3, p. 482-484)

2. Journal of proceedings at a treaty made and concluded at Butte des Morts on Fox Rivers in the Ter. of Mich. Between Lewis Cass and Thomas L. McKenney, comrs. on the part of the U. S. and the tribes named, Aug. 6-16, 1827. (30 p.)*

3. Comrs. to Sec. of War, Aug. 11, 1827, reporting and transmitting treaty. (13 p.)*

4. E. A. Brash to Sec. of War, Sept. 24, 1827, transmitting journal of proceedings (item 2 above).*

5. Lewis Cass to Sec. of War, Jan. 3, 1828, explaining expenditures at preliminary councils, with enclosures. (OIA, LR, Mich., 1828) See instructions (item 1) under Treaty of Aug. 5, 1826.

Note: This treaty made under provisions in art. 11 of Treaty of Aug. 19, 1825, at Prairie du Chien.

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